Working with Parents Makes Therapy Work

Focusing on the essential involvement of parents in child and adolescent therapy, the authors argue that effective psychoanalytic treatment demands greater engagement from therapists. They outline two primary objectives: promoting the child's development and enhancing the parent-child relationship as a lasting support system. Through vivid clinical examples, the book demonstrates a variety of techniques designed to foster collaboration with parents at every stage of the therapeutic process, emphasizing the importance of their role in successful outcomes.